The Eddington Transport Study: Main Report - Transport's Role in Sustaining the UK's Productivity and Competitiveness
Published 1 December 2006
Rod Eddington
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Evaluating the efficacy of MLPA assay to detect AZF-linked CNVs in idiopathic spermatogenic failure patients and its importance as a prognostic marker in the reproduction outcome concluded that MLPA should be applied on a larger scale for the detection of Y chromosome microdeletion as a rapid, efficient, and cheap test.
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We concluded that MLPA should be applied on a larger scale for the detection of Y chromosome microdeletion as a rapid, efficient, and cheap test.
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